Huh? Another hiatus?

Just until the 20th

Wuzzup doc?  Almost 50kg in 1 year-at six foot?

If this happened to someone i knew even, i would be asking care providers: docs, etc, "What in God's name is going on here?"

I am tired most of theie garbage and some of those who said they "won't be anything left if the interference of others is not stopped.

Until then, I remain looking, but to the topic of pain management, I feel sort of compelled (to follow in other blogging) to say a few things,

One, not all CRPS patients are looking for opiates, pain medication-many for whatever reasons, personal or otherwise, refuse to take them.  For some the minimal relief offered is just enough for getting by.

For others, another way must be found-their lives depending on it-and as they would say, "In keeping what they have."

When others of us who have other types of pain in addition-I now also have:]

• fibromyalgia: and gain a new appreciation for what people go through-and those with both, how hard each day will now be-but more than ever-how important it is to get there.
• Other peripheral neuropathies
• bone & joint pain,
• osteoporosis with lumbar compression fractures.
• A mouth of teeth, as disgusting as it sounds, because of Nausea, vomiting, and the combination of the 2 anticonvulsants which now may have perfect control of what goes on with brains, with CRPS is nothing. How do I get by.

On prayer.

I don't think my life has ever been free of some type of pain.

Some I best deal by simply taking what medicine my doctor prescribes.

The proverbial hot bath does help-throw in some  mineral oil some type of something that when soaking through the skin? Feels a bit sore at first, but eucalyptus for example-hey mix that with other things now available to some?

For others, that simply does not help and more aggressive measures have to be taken. As maybe a new direction to manage some of your pain.

But thinking through what is driving yourpain in the long run-it may mean hurting for a day or two which is an overwhelming thought--but there are tools to make use of.

And good friends to kid with you:

Or let you have your space.

Kat-I love ya, hon, love to Shea, and in the memory of :

Jennifer Shea McGee, click on that link, and pray for a special girl, and her Mom, who while Shea is at Peace and with Jesus, we don't all get there at the same time, and I hope Kat finds a way to touch her baby...